Author: Luc Daigle
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Caribou’s Power Plant and Boring Childhood Car Rides
The site stands out in my mind as being almost iconic. I grew up in Van Buren, a small town near the Canadian border. We often traveled south to Caribou and Presque Isle to shop at Ames, Service Merchandise and the Aroostook Centre Mall — the mall was a bigger deal then — and maybe…
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Pictures from the Past — ATX Wall Art
During the “aughts” and early 2010s Kim and I both worked for a software development company called ATX Forms, Inc. — “Purveyors of fine government approved forms” and software for small to medium sized tax preparation businesses. The software development, quality assurance, and other departments involved in building the application (originally written in VB6!) were…
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Gilead is coming to a neighborhood near you
The perennial appearance of an unassuming little yellow sign on a busy intersection heralds apocalyptic doom for all mankind at the hands of leftist liberals and minority groups, complete with a call to action to protect America by outlawing LGBTQ+ families. Seriously. This is a scary rabbit hole. I think I should get this out…
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Encounter with the Great Beyond?
I left work the other day and, as I walked out into the parking lot, thought “Boy, it got really dark out here.” In fact, it was so dark I questioned what time of year it was. Were we losing daylight already? Had I not been paying attention and allowed late autumn to sneak up…
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Random Photo Dump
Here are some photos I’ve taken over the past few days. We start, of course, with Jeannie. One of Jeannie’s favorite things to do is sunbathe in the driveway. Something about the warm pavement in direct sunlight has attracted every dog we’ve ever had to this spot. After work the other day I went down…
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Misty Morning on the Bridge
I went out a little early this morning to capture some photos from the Fort Street Bridge while the river was still foggy. The fog over the river gave the old power plant a ghostly appearance — fitting, given that it’s slated to be torn down to make way for the Caribou Riverfront Redevelopment project.…
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Fences and Flowers and Dog
Went for another walk with Jeannie to the solar panel farm just down the road again. Took a bunch of pictures — again. Not to get all gear-head on you, but all the photos were taken with my Canon R50 with 50mm lens. I present to you…the Caribou skyline. This bit of grass was formed…
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Smokey Skies
We’re getting quite a bit of smoke from Canadian wildfires today. Here are some shots I took with my drone of the evening sky over Caribou.
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Caribou in 50mm
Today I decided to wander around town for a bit and take some photos with my 50mm prime lens. I have several lenses but only one prime lens. All the rest are zoom lenses of varying focal lengths — everything from 10mm to 250mm. The prime lens offers a much sharper image at the expense…
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Walking Pics
Took another walk down the road with Jeannie the other day. Here are a few snapshots from that walk. Jeannie loves to pounce on things she finds in the shrubs at the base of the fence surrounding the solar panels.
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